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Do you get any error? Check if the secure boot is disabled as suggested above. Then make sure the USB Stick is created properly. Some BIOSes use OVERRIDE option where you have select the boot device in BIOS to boot from.
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Do you get any error? Check if the secure boot is disabled as suggested above. Then make sure the USB Stick is created properly. Some BIOSes use OVERRIDE option where you have select the boot device in BIOS to boot from.

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Has it been confirmed (using a different computer) that the USB device is bootable and can boot successfully?
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Has it been confirmed (using a different computer) that the USB device is bootable and can boot successfully?

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The bios should be set UEFI boot?
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You are very welcome and I was happy to help.
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You are very welcome and I was happy to help.

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Have a supermicro x8sax and cannot boot from USB even in the bios it's set for the first to boot
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Have a supermicro x8sax and cannot boot from USB even in the bios it's set for the first to boot

Cannot boot from USB

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